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# Send $REGEN

### 1. Access Keplr Wallet

a. Pull up your Keplr wallet by clicking the Keplr icon in the extensions section of Chome. 

<figure><img src="/files/nCLhtnaTdOd8PN7AaIKk" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

b. For this process, you will need the address for the wallet you are sending the $REGEN to. ([Steps for copying a Regen wallet address can be found here.](https://guides.regen.network/guides/wallets/how-to-transact/pages/ZyWYsAZR8QAAElprVqWm#4.-copy-regen-wallet-address))

### 2. Send Tokens

a. Click the "Send" button (indicated with the green box in the image above) to begin the transfer process.&#x20;

b. Enter the correct **wallet address** in the "Wallet Address" field and the **amount** you are moving in the "Amount" field. The "Memo" field is optional for transfers between Regen wallets, but can be used for any transaction notes.&#x20;

c. You can adjust your Transaction Fee by clicking to view its menu. The default fee displayed from the send screen is the "Average" fee. Increasing or decreasing your paid fees will affect how quickly your transaction is processed. A higher fee will result in a faster transaction processing time.&#x20;

d. Click "Next". A summary of your transaction will display. If everything looks to be correct, click "Approve".&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/mMrkd1GAxvfhCu5rHKsr" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**Congrats! You have sent some $REGEN from one wallet to another!**&#x20;

*Note: These transactions can take a few minutes and you may need to refresh your page to see the update. You can also track your transaction (by searching the transaction ID or either wallet address) using a blockchain explorer like* [*Mintscan.*](https://www.mintscan.io/regen)


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